Sky Cinema Greats (United Kingdom): TV Schedule for Today

A volatile oil rigger is called home to face his dying father and the truth about his squandered musical talent. Landmark drama. Strong language/sex. (1970)(94 mins)

A couple whose daughter has a life-threatening condition decides to make her last days of life as meaningful for her as possible. (1976)(99 mins)

When his colleagues are killed by a mysterious assassin, CIA employee Robert Redford races to identify the culprit. Sydney Pollack thriller co-starring Faye Dunaway. (1975)(113 mins)

A stubborn man past his prime reflects on his life of strict independence and seeks more from himself. Starring Paul Newman. (1994)(110 mins)

A fan is thrown into an adventure when his idol steps off the cinema screen to fight crime. Action comedy with Arnold Arnold Schwarzenegger. (1993)(126 mins)

Eddie Murphy returns as streetsmart detective Axel Foley, tracking a cop killer to an LA amusement park. Action comedy sequel. Strong language/violence/flashing images. (1994)(99 mins)

Tech whizz Richard Pryor develops a red kryptonite which splits Superman in two. Will his heroic or evil side win out? Violence/flashing images. (1983)(119 mins)

James Stewart is the detective with a fear of heights driven over the edge by icy blonde Kim Novak. Alfred Hitchcock's dizzying tale of obsession and intrigue. (1958)(124 mins)

Theatrical version of Ridley Scott's classic sci-fi thriller, with Harrison Ford as a troubled cop on the trail of fugitive androids. Based on a novel by Philip K. Dick. (1982)(113 mins)

In a bid to save the world, Superman faces Lex Luthor's latest creation - Nuclear Man. Action with Christopher Reeve. Violence/flashing images. (1987)(87mins)

CIA agent Harrison Ford becomes the target of an IRA revenge plot after he foils a terrorist attack. Strong language/violence/flashing images. (1991)(111 mins)

HG Wells' classic sci-fi yarn sees Martians landing on Earth and toasting the planet with heat rays. A scientist works desperately to find their weakness. (1953)(81 mins)